Studying Starting a Blog After Leaving a PhD Program: Overcoming Mental Health Challenges

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A user who previously dropped out of a PhD program in Physics due to mental health issues is seeking advice on returning to research while managing their mental health. They express interest in posting daily updates as a blog. Responses clarify that the forum is not intended for blogging but suggest alternatives like WordPress for personal blogging. Additionally, they are encouraged to consider contributing articles to the Insights section of the Physics Forums if they have expertise in a specific area.
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I was in a PhD program in Physics, I dropped out due to mental health issue, now that I am out of the distress, I actually want to get back to research. But I don't want to once again get into mental health problem. So I wonder if I am allowed to post here and update daily as a blog? Or any other space I could use for a blog?
 
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kakaho345 said:
So I wonder if I am allowed to post here and update daily as a blog?
That's not what this site is for. As to recommendations, I'm sure there are any number of other sites that are more suitable for posting blogs, maybe WordPress?
 
If you have some expertise in a particular area, you could consider writing articles for Insights...
https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/
 
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